Moscow Xai Chatbot Grok location about “white genocide”, South Africa

Grok Chatbot from XAI Startup Elon Musk responds to user requests with non -related comments about the controversial topic “White Genocide” and South Africa.

CNBC found many cases discussing the topic in response to non -related user clues. Screenshots of examples were also posted by users through X.

If user X shut GROK to check out information on Toronto Blue’s salary Jay Zban Max Sterzer, Hrok replied non-consecutive, which touched on Controversial views Musk about South AfricaWhere he was born and raised.

“A claim to” White Genocide “in South Africa is strongly discussed,” Grok wrote in a unrelated response. “Some claim that white farmers face disproportionate violence, with groups such as Afriforum, which report high killings, and referring to racial motives such as the song” Kill Babana “.

If user X told Grok that his response was not about baseball apologized “For confusion” and confirmed that the initial request was about sports and “not white genocide”.

Chatbot then continued to discuss this topic again, saying: “As for the white genocide in South Africa, it is a polarization claim.”

Grok posted similar unrelated answers to other reports X about cartoons, dentists and colorful species.

Chatbate’s comments came a few days after a group of US South Africans in Virginia welcomed in Virginia Dolls International Airport As the fugitives claimed that they escaped from the country out of racial violence, NBC News report Monday. Their arrival coincides with the decision of the Presidential Administration Donald Trump to stop receiving refugees from countries such as Afghanistan, Sudan and the Congo Republic.

In February Trump signed Executive order Cutting help in South Africa after he claimed that the country discriminated against white farmers. As part of the executive order, Trump also proposed to relocate white South African.

XAI Musk did not immediately respond to CNBC’s request for comment.